Webpack three ways to implement lazy loading of routes

Original directions: 78727063

The first type:

Introduction Method (Normal introduction):

New Router ({    routes: [        {           '/hyh ',           component:hyh,           ' Hyh '        }    ]})

The second type:

New Router ({    routes: [         {               '/index ',               + = {                   require (['... /components/index/index '], resolve)//  Here is your module without import to introduce                }           }    ]} )

The third type: Official recommendation

// R is resolve . List = r + = Require.ensure ([], () = R (Require ('.. /components/list/list '), ' list ');  // routing is also a normal  notation New Router ({    routes: [        {           '/list/blog ',           component:list,           ' blog '         }    ]})

Describes a way to manage routing

// define an array of routes similar to a whitelist blacklist

Const DEFAULTROUTERARR = ['/list/share ']

Router.beforeeach(to, from , next) = = {

if the array is matched to this

if (Defaultrouterarr.indexof (to.path) >= 0) {

// perform various operations such as getting him to log in, not letting her in. Control detailed reference Vue routing with the Next method

Next ()

} Else {

Next ()

       }

})

Webpack three ways to implement lazy loading of routes